03.22.26. Enemies in High Places
This week, a rapidly escalating geopolitical and domestic crisis is developing, fueled by rhetoric in Washington and centered on the expanding U.S.–Iran conflict. Continue reading 03.22.26. Enemies in High Places
Mental Forays Into the Radical Center
This week, a rapidly escalating geopolitical and domestic crisis is developing, fueled by rhetoric in Washington and centered on the expanding U.S.–Iran conflict. Continue reading 03.22.26. Enemies in High Places
This week, the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran reaches a new flashpoint over the battle for the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane for the global oil supply. Continue reading 03.15.26. The Battle for the Strait of Hormuz
This week, the United States and Israel’s war with Iran, dubbed “Operation Epic Fury,” continues to escalate amid concerns over what its long term impacts could be, and echoes of Dwight Eisenhower’s warnings about a “military industrial complex.” Continue reading 03.05.26. Military Industrial Complexities
This week, following the release of a massive trove of documents by the U.S. Department of Justice related to Jeffrey Epstein, we examine the main takeaways and look at why the file release is raising new questions about the disgraced financier and sex offender’s death. Continue reading 02.08.26. Jeffrey Epstein: An American Haunting
This week, America has reached a tipping point in the aftermath of a second shooting incident involving the killing of Alex Pretti by ICE agents. Continue reading 02.01.26. The Killing of Alex Pretti
This week, controversy ensues over Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, and whether the platform can improve under Musk’s leadership. Continue reading 04.27.22. Elon Musk and the Battle for Twitter
This week, we analyze Elon Musk’s new influence on social media giant Twitter, and the company’s issue with bots posing as users. Continue reading 04.11.22. Twitter: Battle of the Bots
This week, cancel culture wars continue to be waged over controversial podcaster Joe Rogan and missing Trump-era historical documents. Continue reading 02.07.22. Cancel Culture Wars
This week, with the arrival of the new Omicron variant of COVID 19, we look at what is known, and what experts are saying as we head toward the holidays. Continue reading 12.30.21. Omicronology
This week, we examine the foundations of the American celebration of Independence Day, its relationship to 21st-century American politics, and the influence of the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading 07.05.21. Independence Day
This week, we look at the problems arising from Facebook’s Oversight Board refusing to make decisions for the company about the ongoing ban of Donald Trump from its platform. Continue reading 05.10.21. Zucked
In the first military action of his Presidency, Joe Biden orders an airstrike on Syria which results in backlash from Congressional Democrats. Continue reading 03.02.21. First Strike